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Brake Lever Insufficient Reserve Travel. No reserve travel means the handbrake lever can be pulled to the end of it's travel. Basically this means that when the brake pedal is depressed that the working stroke of. • at the end of its working. Brake pedal has insufficient reserve travel ? When the brake is fully applied there is no possibility of further travel of the lever because the lever is: I'm assuming a clio 3 as. If you have tightened the brake shoes so that there is no excess travel before they come on, yet the handbrake lever still pulls up a long way, the cable has probably stretched and must. I have never noticed any issues with. I have a 2006 e220 and its failed its mot due to insuffient reserve on the brake pedal. Think of a pushbike, you have your main adjustment at the wheels, and fine tuning at levers. A vehicle should only be failed for insufficient reserve if the pedal or lever is touching the floor/handlebar.

Brake pedal has insufficient reserve travel ? If you have tightened the brake shoes so that there is no excess travel before they come on, yet the handbrake lever still pulls up a long way, the cable has probably stretched and must. I have a 2006 e220 and its failed its mot due to insuffient reserve on the brake pedal. When the brake is fully applied there is no possibility of further travel of the lever because the lever is: • at the end of its working. Basically this means that when the brake pedal is depressed that the working stroke of. I'm assuming a clio 3 as. I have never noticed any issues with. Think of a pushbike, you have your main adjustment at the wheels, and fine tuning at levers. A vehicle should only be failed for insufficient reserve if the pedal or lever is touching the floor/handlebar.

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Brake Lever Insufficient Reserve Travel Think of a pushbike, you have your main adjustment at the wheels, and fine tuning at levers. If you have tightened the brake shoes so that there is no excess travel before they come on, yet the handbrake lever still pulls up a long way, the cable has probably stretched and must. A vehicle should only be failed for insufficient reserve if the pedal or lever is touching the floor/handlebar. Brake pedal has insufficient reserve travel ? I have a 2006 e220 and its failed its mot due to insuffient reserve on the brake pedal. • at the end of its working. No reserve travel means the handbrake lever can be pulled to the end of it's travel. Basically this means that when the brake pedal is depressed that the working stroke of. I have never noticed any issues with. Think of a pushbike, you have your main adjustment at the wheels, and fine tuning at levers. I'm assuming a clio 3 as. When the brake is fully applied there is no possibility of further travel of the lever because the lever is: